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Seta provides accredited, industry-recognised training to an advanced level, delivered by highly experienced staff with vast industry knowledge, and we have been playing a key role in developing and transforming workforces in the North East and beyond for more than 40 years.

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Our apprenticeships are a launch pad for a career in engineering, manufacturing and related industries. Apprentices initially learn their skills at Seta’s own workshop facilities, where they gain hands on, practical experience for use in the workplace, and train on state-of-the-art machinery.

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Training your staff with Seta will have real, long-term benefits for your business. Our courses will help your staff become more efficient, productive and innovative in their fields, building a highly skilled workforce and providing the bedrock of future business growth.

HNC

The HNC in General Engineering provides a specialist work-related programme of study that covers the key knowledge, understanding and practical skills required in the multi-skilled maintenance engineering sector.

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Meet Our Alumni

Dave Jones. Now Head of Operations at Seta. Started Seta as a Machining Apprentice in 2000.

Grant Carr. Now Project Planner and Coach at Orsted/Wind Planning Ltd. Started Seta as Electrical/Mechanical Apprentice in 2004.

Steve Chapman. Now Senior Sales Director EMEA at APR Energy. Started Seta as a Machining Apprentice in 1986.

Lewis Gordon. Now Service Engineer at Thorite. Started Seta as an Electrical/Mechanical Apprentice in 2014.

Josh Chuter. Now Laboratory/Quality Technician at Wallwork Heat Treatment. Started Seta as a Machining Apprentice in 2015.

Kaylee McNally. Now Design Engineer at Ricor North East. Started Seta as a Machining Apprentice in 2015

Andy Stewart. Now Director at IPB UK. Started Seta as a Fabrication/Welding Apprentice in 1985

" Undertaking an apprenticeship has been a massive help in the early stages of my career"

Rob Defty, maintenance technician, Gestamp Washington UK

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